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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



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A SYSTEMATIC AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF 

SHORTHAND WRITING FOR THE 

TYPEWRITER 

Published by 

The Phonetic Shorthand Typewriting 

Institute 

Seattle 

Wash. 
U. S. A. 

Copyrighted 1922 by 
H. B. Peters 

All Rights Reserved 
U. S. and Foreign Patents Pending 



Copyrights protect any and all parts of this work. Unlawful use of the methods., 
compositions, etc., used in this work is prohibited and will be dealt with to the full 
extent of the law. Permission to teach this system in Schools, Colleges, etc., must be 
lecured from the author. 






PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



CONTENTS 



"e" 
"oo" 



Preface 

Instructions 
Alphabet 
Lesson One 

Vowels "a" and 

Vowels "o" and 

Diphthongs 
Lesson Two 

Simple Prefixes and Affixes 

General Exercise 
Lesson Three 

Blended Signs etc. 

General Exercise 
Lesson Four 

Word Signs 

General Exercise 
Lesson Five 

Phrase Writing 

Additional Word Signs 
Lesson Six 

The Contracting Principle 

Terminations 

Omission of Vowels and Consonants 

General Exercise 
Lesson Seven 

Prefixes and Affixes - Review 

General Exercise 

Compound Prefixes 

Prefixal Abbreviations 



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7 
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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



CONTENTS 

Page 

Lesson Eight 

The n TR" Rule 24 

General Exercise £5 

Compound Disjoined Prefixes £6 
Derivatives of words ending in "ct" £6 

Lesson Nine 

Prefixes - Simple and Disjoined £7 

General Exercise £7 

Compound Disjoined Prefixes £8 

Lesson Ten 

Affixes - Simple and Disjoined £9 

General Exercise £9 

Lesson Eleven 

Simple and Disjoined Affixes - 

Continued 3£ 

General Exercise 33 

Lesson Twelve 

Affixes 34 

General Exercise 36 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



PREFACE 

This system up till the present, has only been taught in private, 
but the Author in response to insistent demands for the system in 
book form, takes pleasure in presenting it to the public, where it will 
find a much wider field of usefulness. If past results are to be taken 
as a criterion, it will displace ordinary shorthand wherever a type- 
writer is available. 

The system is unique. It can be used on any typewriter and on 
any paper. It does away with all placement writing, heavy and light 
lines, long and short lines, circles, dots, dashes, hooks, etc. 

It enables an operator to read another operator's notes with 
perfect ease and absolute accuracy, an incalculable advantage in thou- 
sands of business houses. Notes never grow stale, and they may be 
read at any future time as readily as when made. 

This system is the fastest method of recording speech by hand. 
Matter can be recorded at from three to ten times faster than can be 
done on a typewriter in the ordinary way, and even a slow operator 
can take dictation faster than will ever be required. 

Speed is attained very rapidly, for this system eliminates the 
months of steady grinding practice needed in all other methods, 
where accurate formation of lines, etc., is absolutely essential to 
success. It eliminates months of practice on word exercises and 
phrases, etc., and in fact does away with most of the labor, time and 
study required in all other systems or recording speech by hand. 

For private codes, any number of changes may be made to insure 
secrecy. Slight changes made in the vowel signs, prefixes, affixes, 
etc., will render it impossible for a stranger to read the code. 

INSTRUCTIONS 

Typists who do not use ordinary shorthand, will only find it 
necessary to become accustomed to the pronunciation of the vowels 
and consonants, and then a little practice will make them proficient. 

Shorthand typists may begin the system at once, as they will only 
find it necessary to study the word signs, the vowel characters, and a 
few minor details. 

The examples given here are for the purpose of showing the 
untrained student how to write words according to sound, together 
with a systematic and scientific method of indicating prefixes, affixes, 
etc., both objects being attained by using the standard typewriter 
characters. The alphabet proper is not suited for such a purpose. 

After the lessons are learned, new matter may be taken up at once 
for daily practice. 

Master each lesson thoroughly before starting on the next one. 

Spell and write all words according to sound. Omit silent letters. 
Example: — 'neighbor' is pronounced and written *nabr\ 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



If you have never studied shorthand before, study the vowels 
and consonants, together with their pronunciation till you are thor- 
oughly familiar with them. 

Initials and proper names are indicated by using the reverse 
bracket sign ) or any other character more convenient, and which is 
not used in this system. The character precedes the initials or name, 
and takes the place of the usual space. Initials should be written 
in small letters without periods. 

In general writing, where the context will indicate the shade of 
the vowel in V and V, it will not be found necessary to use the 
capitals 'A* and 'E' unless for unfamiliar words. In typewriters with 
three banks of keys, it will be desirable to apply this rule as far as 
possible with the vowels a, e, i, o, u, in order to save the use of the 
shift key. 

SPECIAL INSTRUCTION 

If a mistake is made when taking notes , 
strike the comma twice to show this, and 
repeat the word. 

When the exercises are practiced, 
write the phonetic form at least 10 
times, at the same time pronouncing the 
phonetic sounds aloud. Then cover the 
abbreviations and practice the words at 
least 10 times again. Then go over the 
work carefully to discover any errors, 
and practice any words written in- 
correotly. This will train the memory 
perfectly 

Daily practice of some of the lessons 
already learned will increase the speed 
rapidly. The student should also prac- 
tice original phrases after each lesson 
is learned, using as far as possible the 
words contained in the former lessons. 

Punctuation, commercial signs etc., 
remain unaltered. 



6 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



Phonetic Shorthand Typewriting Alphabet 
Characters are shown as indicated 









CONSONANTS 






f 


by 


f 


n by n 




w by 


w 


V 




V 


m m 




s-z 


s 


p 




p 


g g 




sh-ish 


S 


b 




b 


k k 




ch-chay 


c 


t 




t 


J J 




ng 


G 


d 




d 


h h 




nk 


K 


1 




1 


X X 




th-ith 


T 


r 




r 


y y 














VOWELS 








a 


as in 


same 


shown 


by a 






a 




bat 




2 






a 




balm 




A 






e 




bean 




e 






e 




den 




E 






i 




pity 




3 






o 




ode 




o 






o 




pot 




4 






aw '•■ 


audit 




5 






u 




tuck 




6 






oo " 


look 




7 






oo " 


doom 




8 










DIPHTHONGS 








i 


as in 


isle 


shown 


by i 






u 


tt 


unit 


tt 


u 






ow " 


howl 


it 


9 






oi „ 


oil 


tt 








The vowels are arranged so as to give the maximum speed with as little use as 
possible of the shift key on the Standard Typewriter Keyboard. 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



LESSON ONE 

There are a few short words which in ordinary shorthand, require 
a sign for each letter. These words are infrequent, but it is best to 
write them in the phonetic form for practice. 

Practice carefully according to instructions already given. 

GENERAL EXERCISE 
VOWELS 'A' AND 'E' 



ache 


ak 


edge 


Ej 


gray 


gra 


shave 


Sav 


neat 


net 


hicch 


h3o 


eagle 


egl 


apple 


2pl 


rail 


ral 


palm 


pAm 


had 


h2d 


chap 


c2p 


gain 


gan 


cake 


kak 


train 


tran 


beak 


bek 


meet 


met 


eat 


et 


tray 


tra 


balm 


bAm 


team 


tern 


lay 


la 


nail 


nal 


chain 


can 


hat 


h.2t 


eddy 


Sd3 


tale 


tal 


shake 


Sak 


mean 


men 


came 


kam 


deem 


dem 


ledge 


lEj 


kill 


k31 


lane 


Ian 


reed 


red 


rave 


rav 


gear 


ger 


lamb 


12m 


hack 


h£k 


badge 


b2j 


lake 


lak 


rack 


r2k 


chill 


c31 


page 


paj 


acre 


akr 


maim 


mam 


jack 


j2k 


acme 


2kme 


deed 


decL 


rag 


r2g 


rage 


raj 


treat 


tret 


neck 


nEk 


lick 


13k 


reap 


rep 


rainy 


ran3 


eke 


ek 


hill 


h31 


peep 


pep 


creed 


kred 


key 


ke 


mill 


m31 


play 


pla 


fame 


fam 


aim 


am 


deck 


dEk 


fear 


fer 


cheat 


cet 


day 


da 


reel 


rel 


beer 


ber 


knave 


nav 


writ 


r3t 


ill 


31 


fish 


£3S 


fetch 


fEc 


knee 


ne 


fail 


fal 


chief 


cef 


cheap 


cep 


brain 


bran 


cliff 


kl3f 


brave 


brav 


peach 


pec 


kick 


kSk 


free 


fre 


cave 


kav 


wreck 


rEk 


feel 


fel 


peal 


pel 


able 


abl 


half 


h2f 


back 


b2k 


pale 


pal 


nap 


n2p 


calf 


k2f 



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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



weed wed 
weep wep 
ahead £hEd 
quail kwal 
year yer 
away 2wa 
ready rEd3 
rally r213 
attic 2t3k 
tickle t3kl 

trick tr3k 

Yale yal 
wave wav 
wage wag 



wade wad shaggy S2g3 headway 

quick kw3k beetle betl health 

dwell dwEl weave wev athlete 

whiff Wh3f deacon dekn theme 

skate skat ticket t3kEt heavy 

grave grav narrate n2rat cream 

trap "tr2p sherry SEr3 merry 

crash kr2S marine m2ren preach 

trash tr2S bridge br3j vague 

decay deka parish p2rS shame 

abate 2bat palate p21Et shade 

frame f ram flinch fl3nc brief 

flash flaS pledge plEj essay 

allege 21EJ appeal 2pel gaze 



hEdwa 

hElT 

2Tlet 

Tern 

hEv3 

krem 

mEr3 

prec 

vag 

Sam 

Sad 

bref 

Esa 

gas 



VOWELS 'O' AND 'OCT 



door dor 
loan Ion 
dawn d5ll 
goal gol 
shut S6t 
shawl S51 
shoal Sol 
muff m6f 
lucky I6k3 
botch b4t 
broad br5d 
motto m4 to 
adore 2dor 



cuff k6f 
hush h6S 
whomh8m 
fudge f 6g 
huff h6f 
pool p81 

hook h7k 

bore dor 
pawn p5n 

dodge d4j 
lodge 14 j 
talk t5k 
foot f7t 



alone 

holy 

tattoo 

elbow 

ball 

rogue 

rope 

oven 

roam 

comb 

coal 

knoll 

tone 



21on 

hol3 

t2t8 

Elbo 

b51 

rog 

rop 

6vn 

rom 

kom 

kol 

n51 

ton 



coach 

ought 

core 

blow 

yawn 

tough 

mud 

toad 

mode 

hot 

foam 

loaf 

cope 



koc 

5t 

kor 

bio 

y5n 

t6f 

m6d 

tod 

mod 

h4t 

fom 

lof 

kop 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



9 



own 


on 


coach koC 


pillow 


p31o 


widow 


w3do 


shoe 


S8 


shoot S8t 


blown 


blon 


hobby 


h4b3 


who 


h8 


gush g6S 


yellow 


yElo 


Yarrow 


y2ro 


obey 


oba 


yoke yok 


wash 


w5S 


chuckle 


c6kl 


hope 


hop 


Maud m5d 


watch 


w4o 


hollow 


h41o 


chop 


c4p 


yore yOI* 


cool 


k81 


shallow 


S21o 


Paul 


p51 


odd 5d 


gull 


g61 


wrought 


r5t 


arrow 


Zro 


shaw S 5 


home 


horn 


shove 


S6v 


John 


j4n 


show So 


moan 


mon 


shook 


S7k 


moan 


mon 


foe fo 


mood 


m8d 


taught 


t5t 


hall 


h51 


dough do 


dome 


dom 


huddle 


h6dl 


whole 


;hol 


beau bo 


doom 


d8m 


awoke 


2wok 






DIPHTHONGS 






hue 


hu 


fine fin 


ounce 9nS 


bough b9 


cow 


k9 


huge huj 


chime cilH 


annoy 2n0 


toy 


to 


mute mut 


guide gid 


Hoyl 


e hOl 


thou 


T9 


toil tOl 


alloy 210 


invite 


nvit 


cue 


ku 


ripe rip 


mouth m9T 


unique unek 


thy 


Ti 


mine min 


noise nOs 


adjoin 2 j On 


sigh 


si 


fight fit 


rhy 


me rim 


price 


pris 


vow 


v9 


Nile nil 


exude XTld 






tile 


til 


youth uT 


feud fud 







10 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



LESSON TWO 



SIMPLE PREFIXES AND AFFIXES 

con, com, coun, cog, are shown by k, and the vowel is 
omitted in the prefixes en, in, un, em, im, when the prefix is 
followed by a consonant. 



Tion 


, Si on, (Shun] 


► by S 


Ings by ( 


iiy, 


Ally 


by 


I 


Ly by < 


Ing 


or Thing by 


q 


Ex by : 


being 


bq 


compass 


Kp2s 


explode 


xplod 


siege 


seg 


condole 


Kdol 


solemn 


s41m 


thief 


Tef 


emboss 


mb5s 


scratch 


skr2c 


link 


IK 


ringing 


r3qq 


scream 


skrem 


booth 


b8T 


singing 


s3qq 


serene 


seren 


death 


dET 


making 


makq 


sparrow 


sp2ro 


sayings saQ 


oration 


oraS 


relation 


relaS 


convey 


Kva 


calmly 


kAmY 


thickly 


T3kY 


session 


sES 


readily 


rEdl 


anything 


neq 


fashion 


f2S 


feelings 


felQ 


condone 


Kdon 


wrong 


r5G 


enrich 


nr3c 


complex 


KplEx 


chase 


cas 


totally 


totl 


concave 


Kkav 


envy 


nv 


invasion 


nvaS 


readings 


rebQ 


seem 


sem 


doing 


d8q 


craftily 


kr2ftl 


guess 


gEs 


shipping 


Spq 


infamous 


nfam6s 


score 


skor 


hymns 


h3ms 


impress 


mprEs 


snake 


snak 


smash 


sm2S 


expression 


xprES 


unfit 


nf3t 


throat 


Trot 


everything 


Evq 


extol 


xtol 


threat 


TrEt 


brutally 


br8tl 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



11 



LESSON THREE 

BLENDED SIGNS, ETC. 

The following combinations are pronounced as syllables, 
and minor vowels are omitted. Diphthongs and strongly 
accented vowels are inserted however, as in dean, dime, team, 
tame, dome. 

Give the ten, or den blend the preference when there is 
a choice as in intention. 



ten tn 


def df 


man M 


SUS 


z 


den dn 


dev dv 


men M 


ces 


z 


tern tn 


tive V 




mem M 


per 


P 


dem dm 


jent J 




ded D 


pur 


P 


ent nt 


jend G 




det D 


pro 


P 


end nd 


pent T 




ted D 


xes 


X 


emt mt 


pend N 




ses z 






emd md 


sive sv 


sis z 








GENERAL EXERCISE 






cargo krgO 


depend 


dN 


cessation 


zaS 




boxes b4X 


expend 


xN 


opened 


oN 




faces £ a,Z 


immense 


3mns 


Ottoman 


5toM 




masses m2z 


dense 


dns 


commonly KnY 




margin mrjn 


condemn 


Kdm 


profound 


Pfnd 




teases tez 


autumn 


5tm 


divided 


dviD 




leases lez 


maintain 


mntn 


demanded 


dMD 




invited nviD 


menace 


Mas 


annexes 


2nX 




permit Pm3t 


omen 


oM 


pursuit 


Psut 




deal del 


cheapened 


oeN 


profess 


PfEs 




ordain 5dan 


impending 


mNq 


guesses 


gEz 




detail dtal 


passes 


p£z 


tarnish 


trnS 




mile mil 


possess 


poz 


memory 


Mre 




indorse ndRs 


possesses 


pozz 


certain 


sRtn 





12 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



edifice 


Edf3s 


timid 


tm3d 


obtain 


5b tn 


festive 


fEsV 


perverse 


Pvrs 


surprise 


srpris 


tenets 


tnEts 


mutton 


m6tn 


emanate 


EMat 


divide 


dvid 


seemed 


semd 


detection 


DEkS 


signed 


sind 


attempt 


2tmt 


effeminate 


EfEMat 


devout 


dv9t 


fastened 


fEsnd 


starvation 


strvaS 


gained 


gand 


happened 


h2pnd 


continent 


Ktnnt 


defeat 


dfet 


attentive 


EtnV 


attendance 


Etndns 


detain 


detn 


tendency 


tndnse 


contingent 


KtnJ 


defame df SHH 


condense 


Kdns 


contemplation 


KtmplaS 


printed 


pr3nD 


extension 


xtnS . 


condensation 


KdnsaS 



LESSON FOUR 

WORD SIGNS AND SYMBOLS ARRANGED 
ALPHABETICALLY 



In general writing and speaking, the variety of words used is 
surprisingly small, the vocabulary of most people being confined to 
the use of a few hundred. 

Many of these words occur so frequently, that it is desirable to 
show them in the briefest possible manner. Each character can be 
used to show one or more words of which it happens to be a promi- 
nent sound in most cases. 

The list shown here by single characters alone, has been so care- 
fully chosen from the best authorities, that it shows about 70 per cent 
of all words used in writing or speaking. 

The list should be memorized by practice so that they can be 
written instantly. 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



13 



a a 


h 


he 


P 


please 


b able 


h 


here 


P 


put 


B about 


C 


his 


Q 


quality 


F after 


9 


how 


? 


question 


5 all 


3 


him 


i 


quotation 


M am 


I 


i 




quote 


a an 


f 


if 


w 


right - 


n or & and 


n 


in 




write 


N any 


z 


is 


A 


say 


appoint- 


3 


it 


s 


self 


-point 


I 


its 


V 


selves 


r are 


J 


judge 


E 


send 


Z as 


J 


jury- just 


H 


ship 


3 at 


o 


know-no 


H 


short 


b be 


1 


less 


Z 


shall 


B been 


A 


last 


7 


should 


6 but 


L 


let-ter 


S 


sir 


b by 


1 


like 


z 


so 


k can 


G 


long 


M 


some 


c change 


k 


make 


S 


stand 


K could 


Y 


may 


K 


thank 


d dear 


m 


me 


t 


take 


D do 


5 


more 


t 


that 


V ever-y 


i 


my 


e 


the 


() enclose- 


4 


not 


T 


their- 


d-ing 


N 


now 




there 


X expect- 


# 


number 


T 


them 


-ed-ing 


V 


of 


G 


think 


x extra 


4 


on 


s 


this 


F for 


8 


one 


a 


they 


f from 


R 


or 


q 


thing 


g give-n 


o 


over 


m 


time 


g go-good 


r 


our 


8 


to-o-two 


d had 


9 


out 


Y 


truly 


2 has 


P 


particu- 


U 


under 


v have 




lars 


6 


us 



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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



U use 
P up 
v very 
z was 
E we 
w well 



R were 
H what 
c which 
W where 
y why 
w will 



I with 
7 would 
C yes 
u you-r 
y yours 



LESSON FIVE 



PHRASE WRITING 

By this is meant the writing of two or more words, by the use of 
word signs, without spacing. 

The student should cultivate this method as much as possible, 
as the saving in time and space is enormous. 

Unlike ordinary shorthand systems, which advise against joining 
more than a very few words, this system allows and advises the use 
of the greatest possible number of words in phrases. The wide range 
of available characters allows this, as well as the fact that the char- 
acters are not subject to variation as when written by hand. 

At first, practice only words which seem to have a natural con- 
nection in speaking, and which are shown by a single character. 

The student will learn to form special phrases depending on his 
particular line of work. 

If desired, phrases may be instantly identified by using the pre- 
ceding sign of 'I', This sign will take the place of the space between 
words and should not be used at the end of the phrase. 



you can 
there were 
there will 
there is 
as long as 



uk 
TR 
Tw 
Tz 
£G2 



you have UV 
about our Br 
are on the r4e 
we enclose E ( ) 
we will ship EwH 



which can ck 
which the C6 
if you will f UW 
yours truly y Y 
you will ixw 



about all the B5e 

as you have it Euv3 

you have been UvB 

have been able vBb 

as if you would 2fu7 



we do not think 
that you are the 
we expect you will 
as it could have been 



ED4G 
ture 
EXuw 
23KvB 



please let us have particulars pL6vP 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



15 



ADDITIONAL WORD SIGNS 



above 


2b 6 


bill of lading b/1 


accept-ance 


2ks 


body 


b4 


accord 


2kr 


bound 


bn 


accordance 


2krns 


bring 


b3 


account 


2Kt 


business 


bs 


acknowledge 


2k 


call 


k5 


ac quaint -ance 


2ka 


capital 


kpt 


advance 


2v 


car-correct 


kr 


advantage 


2vj 


care 


ka 


advertise 


2vt 


carry 


ke 


advertisement 


2vtm 


certificate 


sRt 


advertising 


2vtq 


character 


k2k 


agent 


aj 


charge 


cj 


agree 


2g 


check 


ck 


allow 


21 


clear-ly 


kle 


always 


51s 


clerk 


klr 


amount 


2mt 


collect 


k51 


arrange -ment 


2ra 


come 


km 


ask 


sk 


communicate- 




assist 


zt 


ion 


Ku 


attention 


tnS 


company -keep 


Kp 


avoid 


2v0 


consider 


Ks 


balance 


b21 


consideration 


KsS 


because-cause 


ks 


copy 


kpe 


become-book 


bk 


corporation 


krp 


behalf 


bf 


correspond- 




behind 


bi 


ence 


krEs 


belief -believe 


be 


course 


krs 


better 


bt 


cover 


kv 


between 


btn 


credit 


krE 


beyond 


b4n 


custom 


k6s 


bill 


bl 


deliver 


dl 



16 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



date, did 


dd 


general 


jEn 


definite 


dfn 


gentlemen 


jnt 


desire 


ds 


glad 


gl 


determine 


RM 


God 


gd 


devote 


dvt 


gone 


gn 


dif fer-ent-ence 


df 


got 


gt 


difficult-y 


dfk 


govern-ment 


gv 


direct 


drk 


great 


gr 


discount 


sk9 


hand 


hnd 


discrepancy- 


skE 


house 


h9s 


draft 


drf 


immediate-ly 


3me 


duplicate 


dup 


important, 




during, Dr. 


dr 


importance 


mp 


duty- 


dte 


improve-ment 


mpr 


educate 


Edu 


industry 


nds 


effect 


fk 


influence 


nf 


either 


eT 


instance, 




else-list 


Is 


instant 


ns 


end 


nd 


insure 




endure 


ndr 


insurance 


nS 


enough 


n6f 


invoice 


nvs 


exist-ence 


xs 


kind 


ki 


experience 


xpe 


knowledge 


n4j 


fall-follow 


f5 


light 


li 


far-favor 


fa 


little 


13t 


fault 


f5t 


look 


17 


find 


fi 


market, Mr. 


mr 


firm 


fRm 


mortgage 


mRg 


first 


fRs 


most 


mo 


form 


Fm 


move 


m8 


friend-ly 


fr 


much 


mc 


full-y 


f7 


must 


ms 


furnish 


fR 


Messrs . 


mz 


future 


ft 


name 


na 


gave 


ga 


never 


nv 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



17 



newspaper 


nsp 


society 


SOS 


object 


4b 


speak-speech 


sp 


oblige 


obi 


spirit 


spr 


occasion 


kaS 


state 


St 


occupy- 




statement 


stM 


occupation 


5kp 


stock 


st4 


office 


5s 


strange 


stj 


opinion 


opn 


strength- strong 


str 


order 


Rd 


suff icient-cy 


s6f3 


organize- 




suggest-ion 


s6j 


organiz at ion 


Rg 


sure-ly 


S8 


prinoiple 


pr 


sincerely 


s3n 


publish -public 


pb 


teach 


tc 


publication 


pbS 


territory 


tRt 


railroad 


rr 


than-then 


Tn 


railway 


rl 


thorough-ly 


Tr 


real-regard 


re 


those 


Ts 


receipt- 




throughout 


Tr89 


receive 


rse 


to-morrow 


tmR 


recent 


rs 


trust 


trs 


record 


rkd 


truth 


tr 


refer-ence 


rf 


until 


nt3 


regret 


reg 


unless 


nl 


remit-tance 


rem 


usual -ly-wish 


uS 


remark 


rm 


value 


v21 


reply 


rep 


want 


4nt 


report 


rpr 


wealth 


IT 


respect-ful-y 


res 


week 


ek 


return 


ret 


went 


Ent 


represent 


rp 


while 


il 


satisfaction 


s2tS 


wire 


ir 


satisfactory- 




wonder 


wnd 


sat isfy 


s2t 


word 


Rd 


says-system 


ss 


work 


rk 


season 


ssn 


when 


En 


small 


sm5 


yesterday 


Est 



18 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



LESSON SIX 



THE CONTRACTING PRINCIPLE 

Abbreviate as in long hand without the use of the period. Write 
only the important sounds of a word, which are usually the first, 
and omit the rest. As the student becomes accustomed to reading 
abbreviated writing, he will contract words to a greater extent than 
at first, and will adapt the rule to familiar words in his particular line 
of work. 

This rule together with the use of prefixes and affixes, will dis- 
pense with the necessity of memorizing thousands of word signs as 
in other systems. 

After abbreviated words, the hyphen - shows the past 
tense. 



bal(ance) 


b21 


cal(culate) 


k21 


abandoned 


£b£n- 


cap (able) 


kap 


calculated 


K21- 


num(erous) 


num 


suc(cess) 


s6k 


chil(dren) 


c31 


anon(ymous) 2n4n 


un(ion) 


un 


dilap(idate) dl2p 


delib(erate) 


dl3b 


pov(erty) 


p4v 


dis(count) 


d3s 


deliberated 


dl3b- 


pop(ular) 


p4p 


eloq(uent) 


Elok 


freq(uent) 


frek 


pol(icy) 


p41 


Eng(land) 


3G 


frequented 


frek- 


orig(inal) 


or3j 


estab(lish) 


Estb 


grat(itude) 


gr2t 


num(ber) 


n6m 


rev(erend) 


rEv 


scrup(ulous) 


skr8p 


neg(lect) 


riEg 


priv(ilege) 


pr3v 


innoc(ence) 


3nos 


neglected 


nEg- 


lang(uage) 


12G 


irresis(tible) 


3rz 


leng(th) 


1EG 


alph(abet) 


21a 


knowl(edge) 


n41 


lib(erty) 


13b 


abs(ent) 


2b s 


mod(erate) 


m4d 


gen(eral) 


jEn 


aband(on) 


2b2n 


remem(ber) 


reM 


fam(iliar) 


f2m 






remembered 


reM- 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



19 



TERMINATIONS 



Ary, Ory, shown by W 



Er, Or, shown by 



creditor 


krER 


speaker 


spkR 


insured 


nS- 


directory 


drkW 


shipper 


SpR 


kinder 


kiR 


favored 


fa- 


caused 


ks- 


wanted 


wnT 


corrected 


kr- 


nearer 


nerR 


director 


drkR 


publisher 


pbR 


fuller 


f7R 


returned 


ret- 


customary 


k6sW 


giver 


g3R 


recorder 


rkdR 



OMISSION OF VOWELS AND CONSONANTS 

When two vowels occur together, the more prominent of the two 
is written, and the other usually omitted. 

deity dete dial dil royal rOl 

In the body of a word, the short sound of u or ow are 
omitted before n, m, ng, nt, nd. 

round rnd pungent pnjllt sunk sK 

sun sn come km run m 

found fnd run g rG 

The vowel is omitted in the prefixes be, de, re, dis, mis, 
with these exceptions : — when de precedes k, g, as in decay, 
degrade, and when re precedes k, g, r, 1, n, m, t, d, as in recast, 
regain, rewrite, relate, renown, remiss, retail, redound, 
debar dbr begun bgn misgivings mSg3Q 

disease dses depend dN beneath bneT 

distance dstllS revise rvis 



The vowels u as in tuck, and oo as in doom are omitted 
after r or 1 when followed by sh, ch, or j. 
solution sol S drudge drj flush flS rusn rS 



20 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



The vowel is omitted in the terminations dation, 
dition, mation, mission, nation, nition, 
tation, tition, age. 

ignition 3gnS station StS stagnation St£gnS 

bondage b4ndg addition 2dS graduation gr2dS 

cartage krtg omission OHlS formation fmS 

repetition rEptS 

When slightly sounded, t or d is omitted at the end of a 
word. 

fact f 2k insist nZ mind min 

defect df Ek resist rz desist dz 

best bEs detect DEk 



Ld shown by 
filled f 3L 



building bLq 



Omit d when it precedes m or v. 
admissible 2misb 

GENERAL EXERCISE 



killed k3L 



adventure msg3q 



formal fml 


punctual 


pK 


hesitation 


hEstS 


dental dntl 


baggage 


bgj 


ammunitior 


t2munS 


pithy pT3 


venture 


vntr 


extenuation X"tnuS 


mutual rQU"bl 


demand 


dM 


distinguish 


dst 


dotage dotj 


passage 


p2sj 


permission 


PmS 


consist Kz 


damage 


dmj 


amature 


2m2cr 


lunch InC 


average 


2vrj 


massacre 


m2skr 


detest DEs 


creature 


krecr 


estimation 


EstmS 


picture pktr 


museum 


musem 


nomination 


n4mnS 


drown dm 


citation 


sitS 


visitation 


v3stS 


legion lejn 


genuine 


jEnun 


habitual 


h2btl 


theory Tere 


prolong 


PIG 


foundation 


fndS 


rejoice rjOs 


resource 


rs5s 







PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



21 



persist Pz 
proper PP 
benefit bnf 
career krer 



purchase Pc 

mistake mst 

purpose Pp 

agitation 2jtS 



announce 



dscj 

discharge 2nnS 
detestation DEsS 
begrudge bgrj 



LESSON SEVEN 



PREFIXES (REVIEW) 



Al shown by 


5 




Sub shown by B 


Ul shown by 


u 






almost 5lHO 






subdue Bdu 


also 5SO 






submit Bm3"t 


ulcer USR 






substance BstriS 


ultimo U."t 






subpoena Bpn2 


Con, Com, Coun, Cog, showi 


iby K 




For, Fore, Fur, 


shown by 


F 




counsel Ks31 






furnish FnS 


confess KfEs 






foresight Fsi 


competition KptS 






forearm Frm 


cognomen KnoM 






forgive Fg3 



Before t or d, Can is shown by 
candle Kdl 
candor Kdr 

Em, Im, shown by m 
En, In, Un, shown by n 

embers mbrs 

imprint mpmt 

enjoin n j On 

unjust nj6t 



K 



cantaloupe K"t21p 
candidate Kddat 

Ex shown by x 

Aux, Ox, shown by X 
exceed Xed 
expel Xpl 

auxiliary X31W 
oxygen X3j 



22 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



Prefix forms em, im, en, in, un, are used only when a 
consonant follows the prefix. When a vowel follows the prefix, 
the initial vowel is used. 



inner 3 n R 
enact En2k 



unequal 6nekl 
innate 3nat 



imagine 3m2j 



Insert the initial vowel in the negative form of words, 
known non mortal DttRtl 

unknown 6nOIl immortal 3mR"bl 

modest m4dst necessary nEs 

immodest 3m4d.S"t unnecessary6nEs 



GENERAL EXERCISE 



ulterior 


uter 


furniture 


Fn3tr 


commence 


KMns 


contest 


KtEs 


confound 


Kfnd 


furthermore 


FTm 


confirm 


Kf3m 


convince 


Kv3ns 


furthermost 


FTmo 


engine 


njn 


convene 


Kven 


foreground 


Fgrnd 


emerge 


emrj 


conscious 


KS6s 


impossible 


mp4s 


invent 


nvnt 


emperor 


mprr 


investigate 


nvEsg 


excess 


xEs 


embrace 


mbras 


forerunner 


FrnR 


further 


FT 


imperfect 


mprf 


consolidation Ks41dS 


subsist 


Bz 


encourage nkr j 


consummate 


Ks6mat 


fortune 


Ftn 


emotion 


emoS 


impoverish 


mp4v 


furlong 


FIG 


immersion 3mRS 


impression 


mprES 


common 


KM 


forenoon 


Fn8n 


conditionally KdSI 


combine Kbl 


sublease 


Bles 


commission 


KmS 


enchant 


nont 


although 


5To 


exaggerate 


x2j 


ultimate 


utm 


explosion 


xploS 


commotion 


KoS 






ultimatum utmatm 


concussion 


KkS 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



23 



COMPOUND PREFIXES 



fixes. 



Compounds may be formed by joining two or more simple pre- 



unfortunate 


nFtn 


comfort 


KFt 


discontinue 


dsKtnu 


inform 


nFm 


misconduct 


msKd6 


conform 


KFm 


recompense 


rKpns 


unforseen 


nFsen 


inconsistent 


nKz 


unimpaired 


n3mpad 


inexpedient 


nxpdnt 


encompass 


nKp2s 


noncontent 


nEnKtn 


incandescent 


nKdEs 


recommend 


rKM 


unaccounted 


n2Kt 


inconvenient 


nKven 


subconscious 


BKS6s 


incontestable 


nKtEs 


insubordinate 


nBR 


unconquerable 


nKkr 


excommunicate 


xKmu 



PREFIXAL ABBREVIATIONS 



effort 


EFt 


country 


Kt 


connect 


KEk 


afford 


£Fd 


exercise 


xr 


individual 


ndv 


energy 


nrj 


command 


KM 


exchange 


xc 


except 


sEp 


compare 


Kpr 


committee 


K3te 


expect 


xp 


complete 


Kp 


confidence 


Kf 


explain 


xpl 


conclude 


Kk 


accomplish 


£Kp 


express 


xpr 


confident 


Kf 


commercial 


KmrS 


force 


Fs 


congress 


Kg 


independent 


ndp 


indeed 


nD 


economy 


eKme 


independence 


ndp 


subject 


Bj 


excellent 


xl 


communicate 


Kmu 






excellence 


xl 


communication 


Kmu 






commerce 


KmR 


conclusion 


KkS 



24 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRmNG 



LESSON EIGHT 



THE TR RULE 

The characters . , ; - / are used in connection with certain 
letters to indicate prefixes and a following vowel; the remainder of 
the word following immediately after. 



Abstr- 


.a 


abstract 


.ak 


abstruse 


.as 


Alter 


/a 


altercate 


/akat 


alternative 


/anaV 


Austr- 












ostr- 


-a 


Australia 


-al6 


ostracism 


-azm 


Centr- 


/c 


central 


/ol 


centralize 


/clis 


Constr- 


.k 


construct 


.kk 


constraint 


.knt 


Contr- 












counter 


,k 


contract 


,kk 


counteract 


,k£k 


Detr- 


,d 


detract 


,dk 


detriment 


,dm 


Distr- 


.d 


distract 


.dk 


distribute 


.db 


Electr- 












electric /e 


electric 


/ek 


electric-car 


/ekr 


Excl- 












Extr- 












exter 


,x 


extract 


,xk 


exclamation 


,xmS 


Instr- 


-n 


instruct 


-nk 


instrument 


-nm 


Intr- 












enter 












intel 












inter 


• 
,1 


intricate 


, ikat 


intellect 


,iEk 


Later 


/I 


lateral 


/ii 


latter-day 


/Ida 


Letter 












liter 


-1 


literary 


-Ire 


literal 


-11 


Matr- 












mater 


/« 


matrimony 


/mmo 


material 


/ml 


Metr- 


-m 


metric 


-mk 


metropolis 


-mp 


Nitr- 


.n 


nitrate 


.nt 


nitrogen 


.nj 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



25 



Nutr- 


;n 


Obstr- 


;o 


Patr- 




pater 


/P 


Petr- 




peter 


~P 


Restr- 


-r 


Retr- 


.r 


Ultra 


.u 



neutral ; nl 

obstruct J ok 



patriot 



petrol "pl 

restrict — rk 

retract . rk 

ultra-violet , UV i 1 



nutrition ;nS 

obstreperous J oPs 



/p5t paternal /pnl 



petrify -pfi 

restraint -ril"b 

retrograde . rgra 

ultramarine . um2r 



GENERAL EXERCISE 



centrifugal 


/of 


maternal 


/mnl 


retrieve 


. rv 


contravene 


,kven 


nutriment 


;nm 


distrust 


. dst 


contraction 


,kks 


petroleum 


-plEm 


internal 


,nnl 


intelligence 


jij 


contradict 


,kd 


interest 


,ns 


extradition 


,xds 


alternation 


/anS 


contrast 


,ks 


contrivance 


,kvns 


retribution 


.rbS 


interrupt 


,i6p 


extravagant 


,xv 


retraction 


.rkS 


interview 


,iv 


international 


,inAS 


restriction 


-rkS 


contribute 


,kb 


countermand 


,kM 


instruction 


-nkS 


extremely 


,xmY 


electric light 


/eli 


letterpress 


-lpr 


ostrich 


-aj 


extraordinary 


,xR 


enterprise 


, iprisP attern 


-pn 


deterioration 


,dRS 


electricity 


/es 


control 


,kl 


metropolitan 


-mptn 


intelligent 


,iJ 


exclude 


,xd 



26 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



COMPOUND DISJOINED PREFIXES 



These are obtained by joining syllables such as un, in, 
dis, non, to the regular prefixes. The character used before 
the disjoining sign, indicates the primary prefix. 



uninteresting 


n, lsq 


reconstruction 


r.kkS 


misinterpret 


m,ip 


illiterate 


3-lt 


eccentric 


x/ck 


concentration 


K/cS 


nonintervention 


n, ivnS 


unalterable 


n/ab 


compatriot 


K/p5t 


inextricable 


n,xk 



uncontrolled 


n,kl 


incontrovertible 


:n,kvrt 


unrestrained 
redistribution 


n-rnd 
r.db 


disinterested 


d,ist 


uninterrupted 
unintelligent 
unintellectual 
indestructible 


n, i6p 
n, iJ 
n,iEk 
n.dk 


immaterial 


3m/ml 



DERIVATIVES OF WORDS THAT END IN 'CT' 



active 


AkV 


affected 


£fkD 


effected 


fkD 


detected 


DEkD 


effective 


fkV 


detective 


DEkV 


defective 


dfEkV 


detracted 


,dkD 


extracted 


,xkD 


instructed 


-nkD 



instructor 


-nkr 


contracted 


,kkt 


restrictive 


-rkv 


contractor 


,kkr 


instructive 


-nkv 


constructed 


.kkt 


contractive 


,kkv 


constructor 


.kkr 


unretracted 


n. rkt 


constructive 


.kkv 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



27 



LESSON NINE 



PREFIXES 
SIMPLE AND DISJOINED 

These are indicated by characters as shown. 



Aggra-e-i , a 


Multi , m 


Magna-e-i (or Mc. ) ; m 


Anta-e-i 


;a 


Over , ( 


D 


Self, Circu-m 


c 


Incli-e-u I 


Para ; p 


Short or Ship 


H 


Decla-i 


;d 


Post , p 


Super, Supre. 


,s 


Hydra-o , h 


Trans -• 


t 


Suspe, Suspi, Suscep. Z 


Recla-i 


;r 


Under U 












GENERAL 


EXERCISE 




selfish 


cs 


shorthand 


Hnd 


multitude 


,mt8 


incline 


In 


shipwreck 


HrE 


overcome 


,ok 


declare 


;dr 


antagonist 


;ag 


postal card 


,pk 


decline 


;dn 


suspicion 


ZS 


paragraph 


;pg 


reclaim 


; rm 


susceptible 


Ztb 


declined 


; dnd 


recline 


;rn 


multiform 


,mfm 


magnanimus 


;mm 


overdue 


,od8 


understand 


Ustn 


superlative 


,slaV 


hydrant 


,hnt 


underneath 


UneT 


hydropathy 


,hpTe 


suspect 


Zk 


superficial 


,sf3S hydrophobia 


,hfob 


postal 


,pl 


hydraulic 


,hl 


overthrow 


,oTro 


parasite 


;psit 


supervise 


/svi 


inclemency 


IMse 


parallel 


;pi 


suspense 


Zns 


antipathy 


;apTe 


supreme 


, sm 


transfer 


-tf 


aggregate 


, agat 


postman 


,pM 


suppress 


, ss 


aggravate 


, avat 


postage 


*Pg 


postpone 


,ppn 


circulation 


ClaS 


superior 


,sR 


post-office 


,p5 


circumvent 


Cvnt 


aggrieve 


,av 


antidote 


; adt 


transaction 


-t2kS 


overtake 


,ot 


aggression 


,aS 


translation 


-tis 


inclined 


Ind 


self-evident 


CEv 


transcend 


-tnd 



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agriculture 


, ak 


aggressive 


,asv 


anticipate 


;as3p 


antecedent 


;asnt 


inclination 


InS 


hydrogen 


,hj 


magnesia 


;mS 


underscore 


Uskr 


underwrite 


Uri 


paramount 


;pm 


supremac}' 


; smse 


shipshape 


HSa 


suspension 


ZnS 


magnificent 


;mf 


transition 


-t3S 


self-esteem 


Cstm 


transport 


-tpr 


unselfish 


COI 

nsS 


self-control 


C,kl 


self-interest 


C,is 


unsuspicious 


• nZSs 


unsuspected 


nZk 


untransacted n — "b2k 



overcharge 


,ocj 


paraphrase 


;pfra 


superfluous 


,sf 


superintend 


, sntn 


supercilious 


,ss31 


overbalance 


,ob21 


hydrocarbon 


,hkrb 


antediluvian 


;ad31 


overestimate 


, oEstm 


undercurrent 


Ukrn 


aggregation 


,agS 


self-sufficient 


Cs6f 


circumstance 


Cstns 


circumference 


Cf 


transformation 


-tfmS 


superabundant 


,s£b 


self-improvement 


Cmpr 


EFIXES 

disinclination 


dsInS 


untransparent 


n-tpar 


untransferable 


n-tfr 


untranslatable 


n-tlat 


electromagnet 


/e;m 



self-contradiction s > kdS 



unsusceptible nZtb 



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29 



LESSON TEN 

AFFIXES 
SIMPLE AND DISJOINED 



Cribe 


;k 


Quest ; 


q 




Able, Ible, Ble 


b 


Ciency 


. c 


Quire 


q 




Cription 


;c 


Ful 


f 


Quisite , 


q 




Fleet, Flict. 


,f 


Jure 


J 


Self s 


• 




Flection, Fliction. . f 


Less 


1 


Selves V 






Fully 


F 


Ment 


m 


Suit ; 


S 




Fulness 


;f 


Ness 


N 


Sume 


S 




Lessness 


;i 


Pire 


;p 


Sure 


s 




Position 


/P 


Pie 


p 


Worth , 


w 




Putation 


,p 


Pose 


• p 


Worthy ; 


w 




Tient, Cient. 


;t 


Pute 


;u 








Tion, Sion. 


s 






GENERAL EXERCISE 




audible 


5db 


assure 




2.s 


foment 


fomt 


conquest 


K;q 


ample 




2mp 


notable 


notb 


exquisite 


x,q 


noble 




nob 


describe 


ds;k 


requisite 


r,q 


afflict 




2,f 


littleness 


13tN 


himself 


h3ms 


reflect 




r,f 


hardness 


hrdN 


yourself 


us 


artless 




rtl 


affliction 


Z.f 


lateness 


latN 


lament 




12m 


prescribe 


prs;k 


assume 


2-s 


insult 




n; s 


reflection 


r.f 


gladness 


gin 


inquire 




n.q 


thoughtful 


T5tf 


measure 


m. s 


require 




r.q 


amusement 


Emusm 


perjure 


PJ 


esquire 




Es . q prescription 


'prs; c 


raiment 


ram 


result 




r;s 


description 


ds; o 



NOTE!- WHEN 'MENT* IS PRECEDED BY A VOWEL. IT IS FREQUENTLY ADVISABLE TO WRITE THE 
WORD IN FULL. AS IN TOMENT'. 



30 



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tangible 


tnjb 


resume 


r- 


•s 


sadness 


s2dN 


inscribe 


ns 


;k 


aspire 


2s 


|;p 


madness 


m2dN 


respire 


rs 


;p 


injure 


nJ 




wireless 


irl 


inspire 


ns 


• p 


conspire 


Ks 


>;p 


fearless 


ferl 


sample 


s2mp 


acquire 


2. 


q 


slowness 


sloN 


trouble 


trb 


cement 


semt 


fairness 


farN 


example 


x2mp 


request 


r; 


q 


suitable 


s8tb 


consume 


K/i 


3 


inflict 


n, 


f 


horrible 


h5rb 


moment 


mom 


conflict 


K, 


f 


watchful 


wAcf 


comment 


Knt 


consult 


K; 


s 


peaceable 


pesb 


eatable 


etb 


expose 


X. 


p 


ourselves 


rV 


payable 


pab 


suppose 


s . 


p 


exposition 


x/P 


laudable 


15db 


oppose 


o. 


p 


themselves 


i TmV 


dispute 


ds 


;ti 


depose 


d. 


s 






achievement 


2cvm 








investment 


nvEsm 


defacement 


dfasm 








irritable 


3rtb 


ornament 




Rn2m 








supposition 


s/p 


seasonal 


e 


znb 








opposition 


4/p 


admissible 


2misb 








proposition 


P/p 


attainable 


2tnb 








deposition 


d/p 


assignabl 


e 


Ssinb 








decompose 


dK.p 


incomparable 


nKprb 








reputation 


r,p 


endurable 


i 


ndrb 








computation 


K,p 


transcrib< 


a 


-t;k 








disputation 


ds,p 


transcription 


-t; c 








yourselves 


uV 


inscription 


ns; c 








pressure 


pr. s 


confliction 


K.f 








efficient 


ef3;t 


wonderful 


w6nf 








deficient 


df3;t 


successful 


s6kf 








deficiency 


df3.c 


thoughtless 


T5tl 








proficiency 


Pf3.c 


noteworthy 


not;w 








appointment 


0m 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



31 



passion 


p2S 


thoughtfuln 


ess T2t;f 


patient 


pa;t 


playfulness 


pla;f 


ancient 


an; t 


hopefully 


hopF 


efficiency 


Ef3s.c 


thoughtfully 


r T3tF 


Harmsworth 


hrms , w 


playfully 


plaF 


Ainsworth 


ans,w 


lowness 


loN 


praiseworthy 


pras;w 


harden 


hrdn 


trustworthy 


trs;w 


sadden 


s2dn 


joyfulness 


JO;f 


madden 


m2dn 


worthlessness 


,w;l 


loan 


Ion 


feebleness 


febN 


impose 


m.p 


hopefulness 


hop;f 


imposition 


m/p 


imputation 


m,p 


impute 


m;u 


heedlessness 


hed;l 


indescribable 


nds ; kb 


fearlessness 


fer;l 


measurable 


mE. sb 


breathlessness 


brET;l 


immeasureable 


3mE . sb 


hopelessness 


hop;l 


requirement 


r.qm 


fearlessly 


ferlY 


acquirement 


2. qm 


impatiently 


mpa; tY 


momentary 


momW 


actionable 


2kSb 


trustworthiness 


trs;wN 


fashionable 


f2Sb 


complimentary 


KplmW 


missionary 


m3SW 


elementary 


ElemW 


consultation 


K;sS 


supplementary 


splEmW 



32 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



LESSON ELEVEN 



AFFIXES 



These are indicated by characters as shown. 



Acle, Icle, leal. - i 


Ification ; i 


Itis 


• 
. 1 


Bility 


,b 


Ingham ; z 


Ship 


H 


Grim, Gram. 


,g 


In g!y , 3 


Mental, Mentality. . m 


Hood 


.h 


Ington . z 


Ward 


.w 


specification 


spEs; i 




backward 


bk.w 


modification 


m4d; i 




knowingly 


no, z 


notification 


not ; i 




Washington 


W5S.Z 


edification 


Ed;i 




Kensington 


kns . z 


ratification 


r2t;i 




Dillingham 


d31;z 


ownership 


onrH 




ability 


S,b 


friendship 


frH 




feasibility 


fes,b 


workmanship 


rkMH 




monogram 


mn,g 


hardship 


hrdH 




experimental 


xpr.m 


authorship 


5TrH 




fundamental 


fnd.m 


tentacle 


tnt-i 




childhood 


cil .h 


medical 


md-i 




likelihood 


IkY.h 


classical 


kls-i 




homeward 


hm,w 


chronicle 


krn-i 




downward 


dn.w 


appendicitis 


Spnd . i 




forward 


f.w 


meningitis 


Mj . i 




afterwards 


2f .ws 


tonsilitis 


tnsl.i 




towards 


t .ws 



Ulate shown by f n 

In forming derivatives, the other characters are added. 



emulate 
emulative 



m,uV 



insulate 
modulate 



ns,u 
md^u 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



33 



speculator 


spk,ur 


modulated 


m4d,uD 


speculative 


spk,uV 


insulation 


ns,uS 


speculated 


spk,uD 


insulator 


ns,ur 


speculation 


spk,uS 


formulate 


fm ; u 




GENERAL 


EXERCISE 




signification 


sg;i 


willingly 


1,2 


classification 


kls; i 


appallingly 


2p5,z 


mortification 


mrt; i 


meaningly 


men, z 


indemnification ndmj 1 


soothingly 


s8T,z 


certification 


srt; i 


warningly 


wrn ; z 


lettergram 


l,g 


pleadingly 


pled, z 


phraseogram 


frs,g 


cheeringly 


cr,z 


epigram 


Ep.g 


longingly 


lG,z 


cablegram 


kb,g 


exceedingly 


xed, z 


sentimental 


snt .m 


grudgingly 


grj , z 


knighthood 


ni .h 


Millington 


m31 . z 


northward 


n.w 


Farmington 


f rm. z 


southward 


s .w 


Warrington 


w5. z 


awkward 


5k. w 


Rockingham 


r4k;z 


reward 


r .w 


plausibility 


pl5s,b 


physical 


fs-i 


nobility 


no,,b 


musical 


mus-i 


sensibility 


sns,b 


technical 


tkn-i 


advisability 


vis,b 


ethical 


T-i 


legibility 


lE'g,b 


magical 


mj-i 


desirability 


dsi,b 


periodical 


ped-i 


affability 


2f,b 


stimulate 


stm,u 


qualification 


k4;i 


stimulated 


stm,uD 


gratification 


grt;i 



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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



stipulate 


* st3p,u 


expostulate 


xp4s,u 


cumulative 


K,uV 


regulate 


rEg,u 


manipulate 


M3p,u 


matriculate 


mEk^u 


manipulation 


153p,uS 


preambulate 


P2mb , u 


populated 


p4p , uD 


formulated 


fm,uD 



LESSON TWELVE 



AFFIXES 



-oity, -lity, -mity, -nity, -rity, 
-rnity -Vity, with or without a preceding vowel, 
are shown by the characters indicated. 



Aoity, etc. , c 

Ality, etc. ,1 

Amity, etc, # m 

Anity, etc, ,n 



Arity, etc. , r 
Avity, eto. ,v 
Ernity, etc* , e 



trinity 


tr,n 


popularity 


p4p,r 


tenacity tn , 


affinity 


2f,n 


prosperity 


Psp,r 


calamity k31 , CQ 


utility 


ut,l 


pomposity 


p4mp , o 


urbanity rb , n 


felicity 


£el,c 


proximity 


Px,m 


brutality br8t,l 


eternity 


et,e 


fraternity 


fr2t,e 


majority m2 j , T 


nativity 


n2t,v 


taciturnity 


t2st,e 


depravity dpr # V 


frivolity 


fr3v,l 






sublimity Bl,m 



-Tic, with a preceding vowel shown by 

-Tical, with a preceding vowel shown by /% 
-Tically, with a preceding vowel shown by . t 



PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 35 



systematically 


Z . t 


political 

theoretical 

theoretically 


pol/t 

TR/t 

TR.t 


grammatical 
automatical 


,g/t 

5tm/t 



politic 


p41C 


politics 


p41Cs 


energetic 


nrjC 


energetically 


nrj .t 


hypnotic 


h3pnC 


systematic 


zC 


systematical 


z/t 


by ,t 




domistic 


dm, t 


elastic 


el,t 



automatically 5tlQ . t 

-Stic, with a preceding vowel shown by 

artistic rt , t 

atheistic aT,t 

-Ntic, with a preceding vowel shown by /n 
Add needed characters to form derivatives. 

frantic f r/n authentic 5T/n 

frantically fr/lll gigantic j ig/n 

Egraph, Igraph, shown by $ e 

Egraphy, Igraphy, shown by ; e 

Add needed characters to form derivatives. 

telegraphy 1 1 ; e telegraph 1 1 ^ e 

telegrapher tl ^ eR calligraph ^21 , e 

Ograph shown by /o 
In forming derivatives, the other characters are added. 

phonograph fn/o lithograph 13T/o 

typograph tip/o lithography 13T/oe 

photography ft/oe lithographer 13T/oR 

stenography stn/oe photograph ft/o 

stenographer stn/oR lithographic 13T/ok 
phonographer f n/oR 



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PHONETIC SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING 



-logy, -logical, with a preceding vowel shown by .1 Add e 
to show -logically, s to show -logist, n to show -logian. 



theology 


Te.l 


analogy 


2n.l 


theologically 


Te.le 


genealogically 


jEn.le 


theologist 


Te.ls 


geologist 


j .Is 


theologian 


Te.ln 


pathologist 


pT.ls 




GENERAL 


EXERCISE 


- 


singularity 


s3Gu, r 


theoretically 


Ter.t 


solidarity 


s513d,r 


romantically 


roM. t 


regularity 


rEg,r 


photographic 


ft/ok 


familiarity 


fZm,r 


photographer 


ft/or 


temerity 


tm, r 


phonography 


fn/oe 


minority 


M,r 


stenographic 


stn/ok 


authority 


5T,r 


autographed 


5t/ot 


security 


sek,r 


mimeograph 


Me/o 


reality 


re,l 


geography 


j/oe 


phonetic 


fnC 


geographical 


j/o-i 


tautology 


t5t.l 


physiologically 


f3s.le 


criminality 


kr3M,l 


psychological 


sik.l 


mortality 


mor,l 


ornithology 


RnET . 1 


fidelity 


f3d,l 


chronological 


kr5n . 1 


versatility 


vRst,l 


analogically 


2n.le 


garrulity 


gr,l 


entomology 


ntm.l 


mendacity 


Md, c 


entomologist 


ntm . Is 


loquacity 


lok, c 


phrenologist 


f rEn . s 


publicity 


pb,c 


Christianity 


kr3sc,n 


divinity 


dv,n 


extremity 


x,m 


femininity 


fEM,n 


journalistic 


jRn,t 


automatic 


5tmC 


technicality 


tEkn,l 


critical 


kr/t 


pneumatic 


numO 


critically 


kr.t 


nationality 


n3S,l 


critic 


krC 


punctuality 


pK,l 



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